gry@ll.mit.edu schrieb:
> Hmm, the meta-class hacks mentioned are cool, but for this simple a
> case how about just:
>
> class A:
> def __init__(self):
> self.__class__.sum = self.calculate_sum()
> def calculate_sum(self):
> do_stuff
> return sum_value
If you do it like that, Steven's second suggestion was better:
class A:
def calculate_sum():
do_stuff
return sum_value
sum = calculate_sum()
That's not only easier simpler, it also avoids calling calculate_sum()
every time you create an instance.
-- Christoph
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